Fuel scarcity: Act fast to save Nigeria from total collapsing – Oguntoyinbo advices Tinubu 

A chieftain of New Nigeria People’s Party, (NNPP), Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo has advised President Bola Tinubu to act fast and save Nigeria from total collapsing.

The NNPP chieftain made this declaration in a statement made available to journalists on Tuesday.

The NNPP chieftain was reacting to the increment of the price of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) also known as Petroleum by Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited.

The NNPCL had on Tuesday announced the increment of price of PMS from N617 per liter to N897 per litre.

Oguntoyinbo while speaking, urged Tinubu to act fast as save the country from total collapsing.

He called on Tinubu to call the NNPCL to order saying that only few people cannot be toying with lives of millions of Nigerians.

The NNPP chieftain while calling for dissolution of NNPC management also advised Tinubu to use his in power to revert the pump price of PMS to its old price.

“I used this medium to call on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to call the NNPC to order. Oil is our inheritance, and few people who are currently managing the NNPC do not own our joint inheritance. So it should not be allowed to toy with our lives.

“President Tinubu should beware and checkmate the sinister agenda of Kyari- led NNPC. The management has turned itself to the owner of our crude oil and the refined products. Nigerians will not take that nonsense.

“Mr President use your good offices to revert the pump price of PMS to its old price. Don’t allow saboteurs to tarnish your good image and that of your government.

“You can remember, Mr President, when former President Goodluck Jonathan removed subsidy and increased PMS price from N96 to about N180, you and well meaning Nigerians protested, why now killing price while you are in the helms of affairs.

“Who gave the NNPC power to unilaterally increase pump price of fuel. The President as Minister of Petroleum should act fast to save Nigeria from collapsing”.

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